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A 50-Year Sailing Reunion Brings Three Cruising Guest Books Back to Life
A message from a former crewmate leads Lin Pardey through decades of sailing friendships recorded in three boats’ guest books.
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Pogačar Maps Out a Demanding 2027 Tour, Worlds and Vuelta Campaign
After serious injuries, Tadej Pogačar is weighing a 2027 schedule that could pair the Tour de France with the Worlds and Vuelta.
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North Carolina Coastal Fisheries Case Moves Toward Remedy Phase
A judge found North Carolina failed to protect its coastal fisheries. The state’s appeal delays the next phase, which will address possible remedies.
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Seasickness on a Charter: Prepare Before Departure and Find Relief Afloat
Plan medication and meals before leaving the dock, then use fresh air, a horizon view and a steady spot near the boat’s center if nausea begins.
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A Sticking Brake Lever Leads to a Retro Shift Fix on a GT Bike
A rear brake lever pivot kept slipping out on a GT test bike. Replacing its integrated shifter with Shimano 7-speed thumbshifters restored shifting on the 8-spe...
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RV Furnace Troubleshooting: Power, Propane and Airflow Checks
Trace a cold RV furnace through power, propane and airflow checks, and learn when ignition faults or alarm signals call for a technician.
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Bosphorus Run 10.5K: Pacing Lessons Before the Istanbul Marathon
A 46:20 run along the Bosphorus offered a strong fitness check, with lessons in crowd management, steady pacing and race day kit.
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A Dockside Seacock Failure Shows Why Correctly Sized Plugs Matter
A fractured seacock threatened to flood Britannia at her dock. A diver’s plug stopped the leak, and a temporary wooden cover kept the opening sealed.
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Boat Anchor Types for Sand, Mud, Grass and Rocky Seabeds
Match your anchor to the seabed: fluke, plow, Bruce and grapnel designs each suit different conditions, with scope and setup shaping how well they hold.
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Trimarni Opens Coaching Applications for the 2027 Endurance Season
Trimarni is accepting 2027 coaching applications through October 30, with individualized training, athlete feedback and support for long-term health.
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New Hance Trail: A 12.6-Mile Grand Canyon Route with 5,128 Feet of Climbing
New Hance packs a steep, rough descent, Red Canyon’s quiet creek bed and a demanding climb into a 12.6-mile Grand Canyon outing.
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Maine High School Sailing Builds Skill and Community Across Rockland Harbor
Islesboro sailors train with mainland teams in Rockland Harbor, where shared practice builds racing skill, confidence and lasting ties.
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Leopard 52 Review: Hybrid Power, Owner Comfort and Offshore Sailing
The Leopard 52 pairs a three-stateroom liveaboard plan with optional hybrid power and a flybridge built for sailing and lounging.
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Group Ride Etiquette: How Stronger Cyclists Can Keep Everyone Together
Set a steady pace, give the last rider time to recover and make climbs and descents easier to navigate for the whole group.
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Gravel Cycling’s Next Test: Keeping Adventure in a Growing Sport
Nannup’s 2026 world championships showed gravel’s competitive reach—and raised questions about athlete support, access and the local rides that built the sport.
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How Quadriceps Muscle Shape Can Influence Cycling Cadence and Torque
Fascicle length and pennation angle may help explain why some cyclists favor fast spinning while others excel at low cadence and high torque.
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Seven Lessons From Kona’s IRONMAN World Championship for Triathletes
Kona’s rain, rough water and punishing heat showed why adaptability, practiced fueling and sound judgment matter across every distance.
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Karel’s Kona Ironman: A 10:11 Finish Built on Patience and Adaptation
Hamstring trouble, a dead bike and Kona’s heat tested Karel’s race plan. He finished in 10:11:02, 37th in the 50–54 age group.
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Ganna and Niewiadoma Join Lidl-Trek as INEOS Reshapes Its Cycling Squad
Filippo Ganna and Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney headline Lidl-Trek’s recruitment drive as Netcompany INEOS faces a major squad reset.
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Pitch-Baiting for Marlin, Sailfish and Mahi: Tackle and Techniques
Teasers draw pelagic fish close; precise pitches can turn a follow into a hookup, or add another fish to the action.